Cover art by Deron Douglas

Dark Unicorn

Double Dragon Publishing, July 05, ISBN 1-55404-273-9

Available at Double Dragon Publishing and other booksellers.

Reviewed in Baryon Magazine by Barry Hunter.

Chenille happens to see a dark horse drinking from the stream behind her house and as she approaches for a better look, she discovers that it is a unicorn. When she touches his horn, something magical happens and she is able to understand his language and goes for a ride and ends in a different place and time to help him free the other unicorns that have been captured.

This is the first of several adventures that Chenille and Thunder share as she helps him save the unicorns and learn what she plans to do with her life. There are several close calls as she and Thunder are almost caught when he returns to her time to pick her up and return her.

There are some adventures in time as Chenille learns the skills she needs to survive in her travels. Chenille matures and learns with each adventure and is an interesting character that will, hopefully, have many more adventures.

One thing that is for sure when picking up a work by Dave Kuzminski is that it will have interesting characters and unusual settings and ideas. Don't pass up anything of his, it's always a treat.